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If you don’t listen to their “On the Metal” podcast, you’re missing out. So many great stories from legends in the industry. Just start with the first episode.

by eddyg 3y ago

If you don’t listen to their “On the Metal” podcast, you’re missing out. So many great stories from legends in the industry. Just start with the first episode. https://oxide.computer/podcasts/on-the-metal https://oxide.computer/podcasts/on-the-metal

jjice 3y ago
And they currently run a podcast weekly called "Oxide and Friends" where they talk about miscellaneous things in the software space. The most recent few episodes have been about corporate open source and they've had excellent guests, like Kelsey Hightower. Definitely the best computer related podcasts out there. Bryan and Adam are great hosts and their humor is always a delight.
- repelsteeltje 3y ago
  +1 Agree Other podcasts I'd recommend: ADSP [1] (if you're into programming), 2.5 admins [2] (if you're into computers). But I have no recommendations about hardware design because AFAIK the podcasts you mention and what Oxide is doing are pretty unique. [1] Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs https://adspthepodcast.com/ https://adspthepodcast.com/ [2] Allan Jude, Jim Salter, Joe Ressington https://2.5admins.com/ https://2.5admins.com/
  - vineyardlabs 3y ago
    The Amp Hour is really the only popular hardware/electronics design podcast as far as I can tell, and it's pretty decent, especially when they have interesting guests.
  - doublepg23 3y ago
    I've learned some very good tips from 2.5 admins but I have to take breaks often because their egos are a little much at times... The shows at https://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/ https://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/ are my personal go-to.
    - Always_Anon 3y ago
      >I've learned some very good tips from 2.5 admins Such as?
      - doublepg23 3y ago
        There’s plenty of questions about ZFS in the show that get answered, that’s always a given. I’d say their opinion on “ransomware being a backup problem not a security problem” was enlightening and their backup opinions are also interesting (Push vs. Pull, ZFSes snapshotting, etc.) Allan’s experience in FreeBSD is welcome too, not every day you get to hear about FreeBSD in prod. They both skew FOSS too but not in an idealistic way, it’s based on decades of experience.
  - Always_Anon 3y ago
    Jim Salter is an insufferable has been. He's a SJW-type that threatened to delete his reddit account and closed off the ZFS subreddit but came crying back like a childish addict after the reddit admins threatened to take his fiefdom away.
- ahl 3y ago
  Much appreciated!
fbdjdjfb 3y ago
Added to my podcast player - Thanks! In a similar vein, Embedded.fm is a great podcast for embedded SW. Though I bet Oxide's take on embedded rust is a lot different than the hosts of that show!

by eddyg 3y ago

jjice 3y ago

And they currently run a podcast weekly called "Oxide and Friends" where they talk about miscellaneous things in the software space. The most recent few episodes have been about corporate open source and they've had excellent guests, like Kelsey Hightower. Definitely the best computer related podcasts out there. Bryan and Adam are great hosts and their humor is always a delight.

repelsteeltje 3y ago
+1 Agree Other podcasts I'd recommend: ADSP [1] (if you're into programming), 2.5 admins [2] (if you're into computers). But I have no recommendations about hardware design because AFAIK the podcasts you mention and what Oxide is doing are pretty unique. [1] Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs https://adspthepodcast.com/ https://adspthepodcast.com/ [2] Allan Jude, Jim Salter, Joe Ressington https://2.5admins.com/ https://2.5admins.com/
- vineyardlabs 3y ago
  The Amp Hour is really the only popular hardware/electronics design podcast as far as I can tell, and it's pretty decent, especially when they have interesting guests.
- doublepg23 3y ago
  I've learned some very good tips from 2.5 admins but I have to take breaks often because their egos are a little much at times... The shows at https://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/ https://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/ are my personal go-to.
  - Always_Anon 3y ago
    >I've learned some very good tips from 2.5 admins Such as?
    - doublepg23 3y ago
      There’s plenty of questions about ZFS in the show that get answered, that’s always a given. I’d say their opinion on “ransomware being a backup problem not a security problem” was enlightening and their backup opinions are also interesting (Push vs. Pull, ZFSes snapshotting, etc.) Allan’s experience in FreeBSD is welcome too, not every day you get to hear about FreeBSD in prod. They both skew FOSS too but not in an idealistic way, it’s based on decades of experience.
- Always_Anon 3y ago
  Jim Salter is an insufferable has been. He's a SJW-type that threatened to delete his reddit account and closed off the ZFS subreddit but came crying back like a childish addict after the reddit admins threatened to take his fiefdom away.
ahl 3y ago
Much appreciated!

fbdjdjfb 3y ago

Added to my podcast player - Thanks! In a similar vein, Embedded.fm is a great podcast for embedded SW. Though I bet Oxide's take on embedded rust is a lot different than the hosts of that show!